Indonesia: Three Dead After Makassar City Council Set Ablaze During Protest 2

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Indonesia: Three Dead After Makassar City Council Set Ablaze During Protest 2

In Makassar, South Sulawesi, a demonstration turned violent on Friday, August 29, resulting in the burning of the City Council (DPRD office). Three people died and five were injured after being trapped inside the building during the incident.

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